Slow-session workshops
Public Irish sessions can sometimes be stressful for a new player. They are often held in pubs, at a fast and furious pace, and there can seem to be some kind of unspoken communication going on between the players.
A slow-session workshop serves to impart ensemble skills which cannot be had from private lessons or solo practice. It will also ease a player into familiarity with a session situation. Several skills are taught: - learning to listen to others while you are playing - playing a tune with steady rhythm from start to finish - playing a tune with steady rhythm while others falter around you (!) - having fun while sharing your music with others In a slow-session workshop, the pace is slow and steady, and there is no pressure. Questions are answered. No question is too silly to ask. We have a great time, please join us! Open to current and former students on all traditional instruments. Usually held monthly. $20 donation accepted. Students may also sign up without classes or flute lessons. Contact Lesl to sign up. |
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iFlute - Irish Flute Lessons, Learn Irish Traditional Music - Lesl Harker |
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